Acura Integra

The seller wasn't completely truthful about the vehicle. I had to drive 340 miles round trip to pick it up. The seats were not in good shape and when I told him about that he got sarcastic. Someone had taken a key and went down the driver's side and across front of the hood. It was very fresh. Asked about that and he said he don't know what happened. I asked him to take two hundred off the price, but he refused. He stated he showed pictures on the ad of the seats. He did not show the driver's seat that was torn, because we came home and looked at the ad again. The only reason I bought the car was my son wanted it and he said he would fix the problems. Also, it would have been a long ride for nothing if I didn't get it. I will not buy from this guy again. He needs to be more truthful and up front. Very sarcastic attitude.

this was my first car when i saw it in the paper i didnt even know what an integra was lol it was 12 years old when i bought it but very well maintained at that time it had 129,000 on the odometer it ran stong and was a gs five speed. i had the car for 2 years and just did basic maint on it and drove it to a 170,000 with no problem aftermarket parts are cheap and this car it easy to work on. i bought it for 2700 in 02 and sold it for 3000 in 04 so they def hold their value and are extremely reliable i.e. i never once broke down or coulnd't start my car even through a 3,000 mile road trip. because of how much i loved this car i now drive an 02 rsx type s which is also the sh^t.

i like the car nice and i know i got it for hella cheap just the parts is to much money already, I WILL LOVE TO HAVE THE BLOCK TOO. Seller you can trust and seller is really nice to deal... Thanks Much...

I purchase a 94 Acura Integra this summer and it is a great car. Although I don't give it 5/5, I would recommend this car as it is reliable and affordable. Low maintenance issues, it's a foreign car so it will last longer. Compared to other cars, it has pretty good performance. It isn't too comfortable, could use improvement there. Gas mileage is average. Like the other guy said, paint seems to be an issue. I have some rust on my car but minor. Considering its age, it's in great shape and I'm happy with my purchase. 4/5, I recommend this car.

I BROUGHT THIS VEHICLE AS A GRADUATION GIFT FOR MY GRANDSON. THE SELLER WAS VERY NICE AND I PAID HIM TO DELIVER THE CAR TO MY HOME. THERE WERE A FEW STARTS AND STOPS WITH THIS PROCESS BUT EVENTUALLY THE VEHICLE WAS DELIVERED. THE CAR LOOKED EXACTLY AS INDICATED IN THE PHOTOS AND IT WAS EVIDENT THAT IT WORK AS THE SELLER DROVE IT TO ME FROM PA. HOWEVER, UPON ATTEMPTING TO GET A NEW YORK STATE INSPECTION THE VEHICLE EMMISSION SYSTEM COULD NOT BE TESTED AS IT CONTINUES TO READ NOT READY. THE ACURA DEALER SHIP NEAR ME ADVISED ME TO DRIVE THE VEHILCE OVER A LONG DISTANCE A FEW TIMES GIVING THE SYSTEM THE OPPOURTUNITY TO RESET ITSELF. AFTER FOLLOWING THE DEALERS INSTRUCTIONS I HAD THE CAR REINSPECTED AND IT STILL DID NOT PASS THE EMMISSIONS TEST. I HAVE AN APPOINTMENT TO TAKE THE CAR INTO AN ACURA DEALER SO THEY CAN DETERMINE IF THE SYSTEM HAS TO BE REPLACED. IN THE MEAN TIME MY GRANDSON IS VERY DISAPPOINTED AND I AM AFRAID THIS REPLACEMENT WILL COST ME ADDTIONAL MONIES. IT WOULDNT BE SO BAD IF THE SELLER DID NOT STATE THIS VEHICLE PASSED INSPECTION IN PA. SO BASICLY THE VEHICLE LOOKS GOOD DRIVES FINE BUT I CAN NOT PUT IT ON THE ROAD UNTIL THE EMMISSIONS SYSTEM EITHER KICKS INTO GEAR FOR TESTING OR ITS REPLACED.

Dislike the headlights, and the automatic tranny, grinds from reverse common.
Has great handling, great gas milage, and its a all around best made car there is.
The acura integra was made in japan by people who know how to make just about anything right!

Background: My wife drove this car for about 2 years and 30,000 miles. This was our first Acura.

Performance: The 1.8L four cylinder engine is peppy and oh so smooth. At 140 HP, it's powerful enough to motivate the car to 60 MPH in around 8 seconds with the standard transmission, which we had. Fuel efficiency is great as well--we averaged 22-24 MPG overall.

Reliability: We had no problems, but having owned the vehicle for so few miles, I'll have to default here to Consumer Reports, which has consistently rated the Integra as very reliable car.

Comfort: Not a car designed for cross-country travel but comfortable given it's a two-door sports coupe. Interior noise is high on the highway, as tire drone and wind rush both flood the interior fairly easy. The back seat is only for kids and adults under 4 feet tall.

Quality and Craftsmanship: A tightly constructed car, the Integra is a quality product through and through.

Overall: A fun, affordable sports coupe for the practical at heart. Good fuel efficiency and classic styling make this a highly desirable used car.

I have owned a few 1995 acura integras and have never been disapointed with one and was never stranded. Nothing is too good to be true so with the good there is bad. The bad is these cars are stolen left and right! The reason they are stolen alot is because they contain the desirable 1.8 liter DOHC motor that drops right in most hondas. Be sure to get an alarm and if you are parking in shopping malls or apartments be sure to get a locking removable steering wall or look into Lo Jack! The GS-R is the best 95 model that was brought over to the US and has the DOHC Vtec motor so you get 180HP over the 140hp stock in an LS or GS.

The vehicle is great. EBays fraud protection sucks. We did not receive a title to the vehicle then the seller "unregistered" himself for ebay-therefor ebay will not honor the fraud protection plan. I am stuck with a vehicle that has no title and out $1700. I won't buy another vehicle off of ebay motors